Am i right, that LE will release a 11.x version?
First nightly build here 
Posts by grael
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later edit: how do I add those lines into /usr/share/kodi/system/advancedsettings.xml ? the file is mounted from a read-only file system
On Libreelec, the userdata folder is here:
/storage/.kodi/userdata/
Create the advancedsettings.xml file if absent
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For NFS shares, you can try to set the network/nfstimeout parameter to higher value than default (5 seconds) in advancedsettings.xml
Timout when waiting for NFS share to become ready?
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Hey Eriol !
Did this cache solve your issue?
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It may be a buffering problem on small files.
Can be avoided by using kodi's file cache.
Try adding a file:
/storage/.kodi/userdata/advancedsettings.xml
Containing
Code<advancedsettings> <cache> <buffermode>1</buffermode> <memorysize>500000000</memorysize> <readfactor>10</readfactor> </cache> </advancedsettings>You can check kodi's wiki here:
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Just to be sure, did you enable 23.98Hz resolutions in the display whitelist?
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Since the problem seems to disappear when you use passthrough, it should be the cause of it
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You can try the test build linked in this pull request:
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Let's assume you are using downmix:
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There is only one librelec image with kodi 18.3
LibreELEC (Leia) 9.1.002 ALPHA – LibreELEC
You can get it for rpi4 here in archive:
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Hi,
It looks like Asus has ported some raspberry Pi audio hats to his own tinkerOS
debian_kernel/sound/soc/rockchip at develop · TinkerBoard/debian_kernel · GitHub
But libreelec is using generic rockchip kernel,which is lacking those modules.
kernel/sound/soc/rockchip at develop-4.4 · rockchip-linux/kernel · GitHub
So... Using libreelec with tinkerboard + hifiberry dac is not impossible, but won't be easy.
Maybe try tinkerOS first, it should allow you to install kodi.
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Connect with ssh, then use this command:
bcmstat.sh
or, for more informations
bcmstat.sh xype
(Ctrl+c to exit)
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You have a lot of errors about thoradia addons.
Try to remove them.
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Well, pi4 will not have enough cpu power to software decode anything higher than 1080p.
So your only option is to use HEVC files (sometimes named h265, or even x265)
Maybe you can use handbrake to convert your vp9 files to hevc.
HandBrake Documentation — Official presets
Or with ffmpeg
Convert YouTube HDR (vp9.2) video to HEVC HDR with ffmpeg - Super User
But the process will probably be very (very) slow
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It looks like it is trying to change the framerate on the fly.
Can you try with "adjust display refresh rate" set to "on start / stop"?
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